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Bale, Kane help Spurs defeat Crystal Palace 4-1: Records broken
Last updated on Mar 08, 2021, 10:50 am
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Gareth Bale and Harry Kane scored a brace each as Tottenham Hotspur beat Crystal Palace 4-1 in Premier League.
The latter stole the show, claiming a pair of assists with two goals.
With a dominating win, Spurs moved up to sixth place on the standings (45 points).
Meanwhile, Crystal Palace hold the 13th spot with 34 points.
Here are the records broken.
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Match
How did the match pan out?
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Gareth Bale found the opener for Spurs in the 25th minute, with Kane setting it up.
Despite reeling, Crystal Palace leveled the scoreline just before the half-time.
Meanwhile, Spurs dominated the proceedings in the second half, with Bale (49') and Kane (52') scoring back-to-back goals.
Son-Heung Min then set up Kane for his second goal of the night as Spurs won 4-1.
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Do you know?
Spurs register 100 goals in all competitions this season
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The second goal by Kane was Tottenham's 100th in all competitions this season. They have now become the second club in Europe's big-five leagues to reach the landmark in 2020/21, after Bayern Munich (106).
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Kane
Feats attained by Harry Kane
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Kane has been directly involved in 39 goals from 36 games across all competitions this season (23 goals and 16 assists).
This is the most by any player for a Premier League club.
Kane has become the first Spurs player to register 2+ goals and 2+ assists in a Premier League game since Jürgen Klinsmann in May 1998 (4 goals, 2 assists vs Wimbledon).
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Information
The dynamic duo - Harry Kane and Son Heung-Min
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Kane and Son Heung-Min have now assisted one another for 14 Premier League goals this season, breaking Alan Shearer and Chris Sutton's all-time record of 13 set in 1994/95 for Blackburn. Others on the tally are Fraser-Wilson (2018/19), Ferdinand-Gallen (1994/95) and Shearer-Newell (1995/96).
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Bale
Milestones achieved by Bale
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Bale has scored in each of his last three home appearances across all competitions.
This is the first time he has done so since September 2018 for Real Madrid (4), and first time for Spurs since May 2013.
After scoring only four goals in his first 16 appearances for Tottenham this season (all competitions), he has scored five in his last six ever since.
